Street communities are groups of individuals who live and interact in public spaces, often due to homelessness or economic hardship. These communities can form in urban areas where people seek safety, companionship, and support from one another. Members may share resources, such as food and clothing, and create a sense of belonging despite their challenging circumstances. These communities often face various challenges, including limited access to healthcare, social services, and stable housing. Local organizations and outreach programs, such as homeless shelters and food banks, work to provide assistance and improve the living conditions of those in street communities, aiming to help individuals transition to more stable living situations.